Section F: More Comma Rules (Practice)
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Add the necessary commas in the following sentences. It’s possible that a sentence may not need any commas.
- 1.White puffy clouds floated across a blue sky.
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White, puffy clouds floated across a blue sky.
- 2.By the way I saw your brother at the movie with his friends last night.
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By the way, I saw your brother at the movie with his friends last night.
- 3.The movie an old classic western was packed with people.
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The movie, an old classic western, was packed with people.
- 4.My roommate Missy introduced me to her coworker David Smithson.
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My roommate Missy introduced me to her coworker, David Smithson.
- 5.I took a trip an absolute dream vacation to Canada last summer.
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I took a trip, an absolute dream vacation, to Canada last summer.
- 6.A thick juicy steak sounds delicious for supper.
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A thick, juicy steak sounds delicious for supper.
- 7.Her favorite book Expecting Adam is being made into a movie.
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Her favorite book, Expecting Adam, is being made into a movie.
- 8.Old Mr. Jones my next door neighbor is moving to Florida.
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Old Mr. Jones, my next door neighbor, is moving to Florida.
- 9.The mountain lake looked like a cool clear icy mirage.
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The mountain lake looked like a cool, clear, icy mirage.
- 10.You should travel to New York for example.
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You should travel to New York, for example.
- 11.I can’t however recommend a good restaurant there.
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I can’t, however, recommend a good restaurant there.
- 12.By the way Tony got that new job he wanted in Texas.
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By the way, Tony got that new job he wanted in Texas.
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